Red Riots come to life in second half, as Galarraga and Hidalgo lead the way in a 70-62 victory.
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Falmouth girls fall just short against Windham
Navigators can’t rally from 10 points down and drop a 38-30 decision.
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Cheverus names Skip Capone new football coach
Veteran coach inherits program on the rise.
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Late free throw lifts Portland boys over Windham
Bulldogs eke out a thrilling 55-54 victory in late-season AA North showdown.
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Cheverus/Yarmouth downs TA for biggest win yet
Two power play goals, great goalkeeping from Ethan Tucker pace a 4-1 victory.
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Number of unsheltered people in Scarborough has declined
About six people are living outside along the Payne Road Corridor, according to a town report.
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Cape Elizabeth hosting Best Buddies Inclusion Skate
The event is at the Gull Crest rink from 11 a.m. to noon for skating, with other activities running through 1 p.m.
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Seal rescue in Cape Elizabeth inspires children’s book
The book is dedicated to the Marine Mammals of Maine rescue and rehabilitation center in Brunswick and some proceeds will go to support the group.
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New Cape Elizabeth school designs to be presented at Feb. 1 forum
The Cape Elizabeth School Building Advisory Committee will host a public forum at Town Hall at 6 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 1. Attendees will see seven preliminary building design options for Pond Cove Elementary and Cape Elizabeth Middle schools. The committee requests feedback from residents, which, in a statement on the town website, it said is […]
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South Portland seeking sites for brownfield work
South Portland is looking for residents to suggest sites that, due to prior uses, may need environmental repairs before they can be redeveloped. The city has $500,000 in funding from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for its Brownfield Assessment Project. The funding will go toward assessing properties and coordinating with property owners. “Perhaps a former […]